3 Ways to GET PAID with FPV! 

Heck yeah Max!! Hope you have decided to take the dive in man, it’s so much fun and so satisfying :)

Hast du es getan?

@@DaZelli ja voll rein, Nebengewerbe läuft herrlich und hab mittlerweile ne 5 inch nen cinewhoop. Bald kommt noch ein lifter

​@@maxraber Hey Max, wie sieht es mittlerweile aus? Bin gerade am Amfang. Was für ein Nebengewerbe hast? Vielleicht können wir uns mal austauschen?

@@oliverbreckner7134Oh mein Gott hier findet man ja gleichgesinnte haha. Guys wie läuft es bei euch. Ich bin auch dabei eine 5 inch Drohne zu bauen. Bis jetzt funktioniert die Technik noch nicht ganz. Bin auf jeden fall sehr gespannt wann sie das erste Mal fliegen wird😎

Thank you ma manz 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@KaiVertigoh I had a question if anyone could answer me! Do you need a special license or something to make money with your drone in Canada? I know you need a part 107 license in USA and wasn’t sure if you needed something similar in Canada also if so does that also apply to a drone Under 250 grams like a dji mavic mini or dji mini 2

Appreciate it man 🙏🏼😌 I think I might be able to do it in next week or two, I’ll get you for sure!

Sounds good Fabian! Cheers, keep me updated 😁

Thank you Dennis!! Thanks for watching

Seth! Thank you so much man, I truly appreciate it! Hope to see you around man!

Yesss so excited to hear this!! Please keep us updated on your flying journey, can't wait for you to join us ☺️

Hey Matthice! If you are still unsure of what to buy, I would recommend looking into a cheaper drone like a tinywhoop kit (Like the BetaFPV one) just to see if you like it. If you are already sure you want to invest into FPV, and you don't want to deal with the process of learning to build, fix, and program your drone, I would personally recommend buying into the DJI FPV kit as it will save you a lot of time and just get you in the air (as it also includes a simulator on top of the smart flying modes) However if you are sure you want to get into the entire zone of FPV, then I would recommend looking into buying parts to build one, and go from there. Let me know how your journey goes! Good luck!!

All thanks to your advice Pav! Appreciate you man 😌🙏🏼 judging from your skillsets, I believe you aren’t far! Just HMU if you’ve got any questions 😬

Hey man! I would say begin practicing by following a friend or by chasing birds, that’s what’s helped me a lot!

Alrighty will do man. Thanks a lot!!

@@brycenbrunswig3745 Simulator with cars in game!!!! 🍾💯🔥

Ight bet. Thanks man

This is a great question! I’ve thought about making a video sharing specific rates, but I just have not as I have yet to compare my rates to other professionals in the scene, and I would rather get a common sense of what everyone else is charging before I speak for multiple people. It’s definitely a topic I would be willing to tackle with more research though, so I will remember your comment Charles!

Usually you would just get "public liability insurance" that covers you if anything goes wrong

There are a bunch of drone insurance companies. I use one called Airmodo which allows you to purchase insurance policies by the hour or by the day whatever you need. Liability limits from $1m to 25m, Cost starts at $9 an hour for $1m liability coverage, but pricing varies on location. Seems to cost more if you're in airspace that is somewhat restricted of course.